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Some of the testsuite tests have an option code coverage enabled (intel builds). This option helps to know which part of the code has been tested by the testsuite, and which part of the code remains untested.
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![Capture_d_écran_de_2019-08-13_18-01-32](uploads/5b0e78819ddb11e087cffbfb9c3079a7/Capture_d_écran_de_2019-08-13_18-01-32.png)
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You can access to the section by blocking on the icon located in the column `Code Coverage`
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![Capture_d_écran_de_2019-08-13_18-02-50](uploads/d72f9a564344c7cd67c0b63d1ea9cbd2/Capture_d_écran_de_2019-08-13_18-02-50.png)
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The Code Coverage page shows two tables. First, a summary, in which appears the total number of files (resp. functions, and code blocks), the quantity of covered and uncovered files/functions/blocks, and the coverage proportion for each of them.
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